1. Walk 7: Upper River Licky Walk
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... the uisce beatha (water of life) for countless generations of people who have lived within the Lickey Valley catchment area. It is streams like this that inspired Alfred Lord Tennison to compose that great ...

2. Walk 5: GlenLicky Walk
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... Species can be found. On the River Bank there are clumps of scrub rosa and Briar and in the River you will encounter Watercress, Water Starworth and Pondwee. The right of way on the Norther bank is less ...

3. Walk 4: Toor Walk
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... where you head due East. A half mile distance from the School there is a small Alder Grove with the G??? Rose (Viburnum Opulus)growing underneath. This native shrub is rare in County Waterford and has ...

4. Walk 2: Mill Bridge via St. Declan's Way, 4.29 km.
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... directional signs mark a detour to a wooden bridge. Just here there is an ancient Folacht Fia, a communal cooking area where hot stones were used to heat water in a wooden receptacle for cooking purposes. ...

5. Walk 1: Mill Walk, 4.83 km.
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... there is an interesting cluster of minute out offices detached from the main house. From the bridge – water cress and water starwort and bog pondweed can be seen in the river. There is a large mountain ...

6. Granville hotel
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Old world charm, impeccable service and a warm welcome await you at the Granville Hotel, the family-run RAC 4 star hotel overlooks the majestic River Súir in the heart of Waterford city on the South East ...

7. Farmhouse Accommodation
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Experience country life in Ireland with a stay in a working farmhouse accommodation in picturesque County Waterford. ...